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I have some laptop ram (need to check the type) and boiler thermostat too (2 and 3 wires).
Also a couple of powerful centrifugal 12v server fan (very loud too). Also some books, need to come back with details. any interest?
4 days later
rolf wroteAlso some books, need to come back with details. any interest?
what do you guys think of making a book giveaway site/list/blog... since most of us have books we don't need anymore
5 days later
I have an Old PC:
>Pentium 4 CPU
>Intel motherboard
>256MB RAM
>250W PSU
>CD Drive
>Floppy Disk Drive
>CRT Monitor

All are functioning
omarmasri wroteI have an Old PC:
>Pentium 4 CPU
>Intel motherboard
>256MB RAM
>250W PSU
>CD Drive
>Floppy Disk Drive
>CRT Monitor

All are functioning
You know this will be worth millions in 50 years?
MrClass wrote
omarmasri wroteI have an Old PC:
>Pentium 4 CPU
>Intel motherboard
>256MB RAM
>250W PSU
>CD Drive
>Floppy Disk Drive
>CRT Monitor

All are functioning
You know this will be worth millions in 50 years?
Hahaha well I thought someone doing a project can benefit from the components
2 months later
Tom Clancy's The Division - 100 Intel Credits

Please PM so I can send you send the Uplay key

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2 months later
ASUS GTS 450 1GB Free

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EDIT: Gone
4 months later
As mentioned on the Bitcoin thread, I'm giving away a (tiny) amount of Bitcoin to members who are interested in learning about it and setting up a wallet.
samer wroteIf someone is interested in trying Bitcoin out, I'm happy to help you set up a wallet and send you a small fraction of a bitcoin to get you started (offer open to existing members only). First get a wallet application like Copay and send me a PM with an address that you control. It would be nice if you also reply to this topic and mention why you find Bitcoin interesting and how you found out about it.
samer wroteAs mentioned on the Bitcoin thread, I'm giving away a (tiny) amount of Bitcoin to members who are interested in learning about it and setting up a wallet.
samer wroteIf someone is interested in trying Bitcoin out, I'm happy to help you set up a wallet and send you a small fraction of a bitcoin to get you started (offer open to existing members only). First get a wallet application like Copay and send me a PM with an address that you control. It would be nice if you also reply to this topic and mention why you find Bitcoin interesting and how you found out about it.
Samer I would suggest setting a bitcoin trading tutorial. I think many are interested in that mostly. Trading is very dangerous and risky yet very interesting. Laying down the information on when to trade and when not to trade is beneficial. Of course these would be mere guidelines (like dont buy and sell at a loss kind of thing; calculate trading fees to avoid a bad trade).

I can pitch in with what knowledge i have; but need other people to pitch in as well to avoid publishing false information by collaborative construction
MrClass, I would be happy to help with the technical details, but I am in no position to write a tutorial about trading. I'm more interested in the social, political and economical implications of cryptocurrencies.
4 months later
Anyone else wants to give something away? Let's keep this thread alive :)
@samer please remove my name from first post as i haven't been gifted any laptop.
a month later
3 months later
Cables (some rare SCSI, etc. cables), adapter, boards (main, VGA, etc.), old RAM, half a dozen 17" LCD displays, a couple of old desktop systems (possibly one old iMac and possibly a laptop). 10+ years of age for the systems. 3-4 office phones.
That's for free.

The following, will be sold at a very cheap price:
An 8-port 1GBPS switch
Two Coaxial (BNC) to RJ-45 (10MBPS) Ethernet convertor.

Anyone interested?

Original thread:
https://lebgeeks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=171790#p171790
rolf wroteCables (some rare SCSI, etc. cables), adapter, boards (main, VGA, etc.), old RAM, half a dozen 17" LCD displays, a couple of old desktop systems (possibly one old iMac and possibly a laptop). 10+ years of age for the systems. 3-4 office phones.
That's for free.

The following, will be sold at a very cheap price:
An 8-port 1GBPS switch
Two Coaxial (BNC) to RJ-45 (10MBPS) Ethernet convertor.

Anyone interested?
Sent you a PM. Great job on considering the effects of e-waste.
rolf wroteCables (some rare SCSI, etc. cables), adapter, boards (main, VGA, etc.), old RAM, half a dozen 17" LCD displays, a couple of old desktop systems (possibly one old iMac and possibly a laptop). 10+ years of age for the systems. 3-4 office phones.
That's for free.

The following, will be sold at a very cheap price:
An 8-port 1GBPS switch
Two Coaxial (BNC) to RJ-45 (10MBPS) Ethernet convertor.

Anyone interested?

Original thread:
https://lebgeeks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=171790#p171790
PMed you
a month later
50% off on the title Civilization VI Digital Deluxe.

(Valid until 10/30/2017, 7:00:00 PM)